I'm NOT switching from AE (I've never used it) but I picked up so many practical how to tips watching this - effects that I didn't know how to do approach in Fusion (which node(s) to work with). So, thank you - this is super valuable even for your non-AE audience, especially those of us still early in the journey 😀
Haha I thought you were a die hard AE fan at first there 😂 That’s amazing to hear Ken! 😁 glad to hear it’s been useful even if you’re not switching away.
Today I Learned How to Do 20 Things in Fusion That I Never Ever Did in After Effects 😄 Loads of small and useful tips... for a novice DaVinci user that is 👍
Damn dude, this is definitely one of the best and most informative videos about Fusion I've seen for people who are switching from AE/Premiere. Thanks for making it and please keep making advanced Fusion tutorials. There's a really high demand for advanced Fusion tutorials.
Thank you so much RanSL. Made my day with that comment! ❤I'm using Fusion on a daily basis in my job so I have a lot more to share and no plans to stop :) glad its been helpful!
I personally already knew this stuff, but I am very impressed with your presentation of these effects! This is such a good resource for those that may be apprehensive about making the jump to Resolve!
@@RyanOsborneUK I would say, Adobe needs to fight back. And having a good rival gives birth to innovation, with Resolve as Adobe's Rival we will see many more things in Premiere & AE.
Amazing tutorial... You actually get what people who are switch need from a tutorial. Well structured... highly informative and straight to the point. 17+ minutes felt like 5. Great content...
Best Tutorial out there, with your other ones, for people switching or just getting the basics straight. A tutorial series on all effects and examples for simple projects and complex applications would be one of a kind👌🏻 Your channel is amazing 👍🏻
Cool. Just started to learn more about Fusion, this is very helpful. For #7, I would have cloned the transform node aka created an instance using Shift+CTRL+V. It connects the original node with the instance with a thin green line. Easier to keep track of dependencies.
Thank you, the video is done very well. Of course, the same things can also be done in other ways. At 4:25 you can also use a "transform" node to do the horizontal flip, at 5:29 there is now a "Multimerge" node, at 5:52 there is also a "Trails" node without installing reactor. Congratulations for the video.
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve never used AE but this was so helpful because it helped me to understand how to make really commonly used effects in DR. I am just getting into advanced fusion work and it’s so incredibly helpful when there’s high quality content like this. I’m so thankful, keep it up please! Dan
this is my first video i found of yours. subbed and liked i hope there are more videos about effects from AE in Fusion. thank you so much for the video
This is becoming one of the best channels for learning Fusion. I do have a bit of a request. After Effects is often used as the primary compositing tool for 2d frame by frame animation, by importing the animations as image sequences. It is kinda the standard for that in the anime industry. Could you make a video on that using Fusion? Thanks for the videos anyway. They are a massive help.
Hi Ryan, thank you for another very helpful video! Your channel is my #1 ressource for Resolve & Fusion, and I am happy to see that your channel has started to pick up the growth it deserves! All the best, Tom
This is honestly AMAZING!!! I always watch After Effects videos to see if it can be done in Fusion and this was perfect. Especially the CC Sphere one!!! I would LOVE to see more videos on Reactor as a lot of people don't really touch on it and maybe a sequel to this video as it's just so useful!!! 😀
Thanks Lewis! Reactor has so much to offer, definitely lots more to talk about with this in future 😄 I think a lot of people are switching right now. I’m very glad it’s helped you.
Amazing! You know both DaVinci and After effects, and you can perfectly translate every feature! This is my new favorite channel, just from this video being the first I have watched of yours! Also, I saw your doc, and saw that you have a fusion icon there. I am interested in what it does. If you see this comment, please reply with what the fusion symbol in your dock does. Thanks so much!
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant. I've used after affects for years and I like it a lot but it's so expensive. I've been teaching myself Davinci resolve and until watching your videos I didn't realise how much you can do with fusion and how similar fusion and AE are in many ways. Far as I know you're the only one helping people make the transition from AE into fusion.... More please, lots more showing us how to do AE things in Fusion
Just watched the intro to Fusion video and this one. Great stuff brother!! More convinced than ever to make the switch. My biggest question is how to effectively “start” and “end” a node in the timeline. Sometimes my layers in AE begin mid-animation. Thoughts?
This is an excellent video and I’ve subscribed. I’m a long time AE user and trying to use Fusion, as I own it, too. I even learned a few AE tips from your video. Thanks.
What a fucking legend!! Straight to the point top quality content! As a 10 year After Effect user I feel very confident in switching and starting my Fusion journey. Big subcribe from here!!!
Would love for you to make more advanced visual effect scene tutorials! Like showing what a 100 node big scene, with lots of stuff going on, could look, work and be handled. Many layers of Stock assets, forground and background elements, glows etc. Would love to see how you would do it! Big subscribing from here, loooking so much forward to your next content and uploads
New favorite channel!!! :)) Good job man. Keep it up and you'll surely become famous among the increasing people that switch from adobe to fusion. I don't know very much of AE, but this...this is gold for fusion learning. Hope to see in the future more and kore complex effects. But for now, fur us the beginners...this means the world to us. 🙏
Great video. Thanks for making it. My first thought when I saw the 18th tip is "cant you just do that with the motion trails effect in Fusion?" I tried it and it doesn't really work that well.
Bro thanks alott!!! I'm a davinci users started some months ago. Haven't used any editing software before. This video was helpful as i learnt about new tools!!
Gosto muito do seus tutoriais por ser didático do início ao fim, mesmo eu já ter feito cursos dos 2 programas, me entendo melhor com o AE pois utilizo muito o PR. Mas para grading Color, Davinci é perfeito e utilizo ele!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thank you for this video. After watching yours and some others videos on fusion, I now feel much more comfortable making the switch. Also, how about some workarounds for text animators?
Thank you for watching :) After Effects has some prebuilt text animators that are really easy to replicate in Fusion. I did a video on this already: ruclips.net/video/zEfBJTlvmPE/видео.html& but definitely have more to talk about here. Watch this space! 😄
Fantastic info, thank you! I’d like to create a comp that I use in many different compositions. For example, a lower third kept in the media pool that when changed once, is updated across all the comps in which it appears. Is this possible yet?
Excellent video! Could you please do a 3d camera track comparison video? My AE subscription just ended and it's one of the features I need the most. I'm still on the free Davinci version but haven't found a video tutorial like this one regarding motion tracking.
@@RyanOsborneUK thank you for responding, I've seen tutorials for the planar tracking node , but my workflow was AE track and then blender (ae2blend) , now with fusion I want to fine-tune the work flow 😊
Great stuff as usual - hoping when I'm a bit more steady in my current work I can look at branching out into Resolve and away from the Adobe Suite, so content like this is massively appreciated.
Thanks Luker! Totally get that, definitely wise to make the switch when you have time. There's so much to learn! Hoping that things get more steady for you soon.
This was actually very helpful. Thank you so much for making this. Just a few days ago, I had been getting pretty frustrated by DaVinci Resolve, and how I didn't know where I could find what. I managed to find vignettes, grains and some other effects, but I was in desperate need to find Pre-Comp. I have a small question: Does grouping the nodes make them work faster like Pre-comp does in AE?
No. Unfortunately not. Check out the saver and loader nodes though. Sorta similar idea. You can run something out to a saver, which exports it as individual frames in a folder (go up to fusion in menu and hit “render all savers”) and then brings it into one node using the loader.
@@RyanOsborneUK Oh man! That's sad. lol My PC won't render the savers. But, thanks for the telling me about savers. They seem like they'll be very helpful once I figure out what is stopping them from getting rendered.
You do a great job at explaining fusion and DaVinci in general. It's the editor I use for mine and my wifes garden channel. I wish this program had a way to make some sort of cartoon animation or abilities to animate a picture of a face. That would be fun to be able to do. I just subscribed. Much respect for the time you put into these videos, it shows. --chris
Thanks Chris, there are definitely ways you can create animations within Fusion :) I plan on showing more of this in the future. Thanks for the sub my friend.
great channel. im starting to learn fusion. nodes are cool. ive only really done transitions and titles so far in fusion because my skill is still small. my old PC couldnt do much with fusion because it was too slow. but now i have an M1 mac, its blasting though all the vfx from fusion :) also a former adobe user. the only adobe product i miss is photoshop. the rest i dont miss at all.
This was superbly focused. I work in photoreal VFX and I find myself always needing the puppet pin tool to animate people reacting properly to effects (car hits, bullet hits, punches, or recreating the body behind a paintout) Is there a function similar to the puppet pin tool in Fusion? Grid warp would not be a viable solution as the warp points aren't anchored to the element. Thanks!
Thank you! Appreciate that. I would recommend you take a look at the "Warper" node. Slightly different to puppet pin but makes for a good replacement because unlike the Grid Warp, the points are anchored to the element like you mention. I plan on talking through this in an upcoming video :)
Hey! Thank you :) Yes, I understand you perfectly. Do you mean like a stop watch or like a circle to highlight things? what do you want to use it for? Hopefully I can help.
Hej man, thanks for the video. This is really helpful! A deep dive into the displacement effect would be interesting. Also Posterise Time (I use it for a stop motion like effect) and expressions in general.
Jesus, that really good. I've been using AE for years and am getting a bit frustrated with the lack of progress with it. Also I love nodes from the old days of Shake, ( remember that lol ) and I never really got my head round nodes in AE.
Will you be doing a video about the new Affinity 2 Suite of apps? Love your videos btw. I am coming over from the adobe suite to DaVinci Resolve and your tutorials have been very helpful with the transition process 👍
@@RyanOsborneUK So I had the original Affinity apps before I went to Adobe and now leaving Adobe and going back to Affinity, I saw they had just launch there new v2 suite and was wondering if it is the upgrade. I have been looking around and checking different peoples opinions, however your channel has been one of the rare ones that talks about using the Affinity suite with DaVinci and video editing in general. So I am curious to get your take on it.😀
Hello Ryan, thanks for a jam-packed Fusion crash course! Noob ? here: For No.1 corner positioner, which is the designated MediaIn1 & MediaIn2? - the background footage or the mask or your desired screen overlay? I don't know how to add more than one MediaIn node at this point & am not seeing my selected footage in Fusion, just the chosen overlay image/FXclip. I appreciate the clarification.
I'm NOT switching from AE (I've never used it) but I picked up so many practical how to tips watching this - effects that I didn't know how to do approach in Fusion (which node(s) to work with). So, thank you - this is super valuable even for your non-AE audience, especially those of us still early in the journey 😀
Haha I thought you were a die hard AE fan at first there 😂 That’s amazing to hear Ken! 😁 glad to hear it’s been useful even if you’re not switching away.
Today I Learned How to Do 20 Things in Fusion That I Never Ever Did in After Effects 😄
Loads of small and useful tips... for a novice DaVinci user that is 👍
Damn dude, this is definitely one of the best and most informative videos about Fusion I've seen for people who are switching from AE/Premiere. Thanks for making it and please keep making advanced Fusion tutorials. There's a really high demand for advanced Fusion tutorials.
Thank you so much RanSL. Made my day with that comment! ❤I'm using Fusion on a daily basis in my job so I have a lot more to share and no plans to stop :) glad its been helpful!
@@RyanOsborneUK great to hear and keep these videos coming.
This is one of the most valuable videos I have ever seen on the subject! Thank you! Please do more!
Really nice to see this done in Davinci Resolve. Hopefully I will make the switch to Davinci soon. Thanks greatly for sharing.
Having taught myself AE about 20 years ago, and having put a lot of thought lately into switching to DaVinci, this channel is going to be a big help.
Bro I'm starting to enjoy Fusion Thanks. You are my favorite channel for fusion
I'm really glad that I discovered your Channel. Soo much Information.
I personally already knew this stuff, but I am very impressed with your presentation of these effects! This is such a good resource for those that may be apprehensive about making the jump to Resolve!
Thank you so much! It's always great to get such nice feedback from other channels doing similar stuff ♥ Resolve is the future! 😄
@@RyanOsborneUK I would say, Adobe needs to fight back. And having a good rival gives birth to innovation, with Resolve as Adobe's Rival we will see many more things in Premiere & AE.
@@junkpow this is very true 🙌 competition is a good thing
This is the best AE to DVR video on youtube ! Thank you
Excellent Video! Very informative, I've done numerous fusion tutorials and I like your breakdown and teaching style..Subscribed 👍
This video is a goldmine for editors , even just to know which effects are popular to premiere pro and trying to do it in fusion.
This has to be my new favorite channel about Fusion. Great videos!
Amazing tutorial... You actually get what people who are switch need from a tutorial. Well structured... highly informative and straight to the point. 17+ minutes felt like 5. Great content...
Thank you so much! :)
This is pure gold. So glad I found your channel 🙌
Best Tutorial out there, with your other ones, for people switching or just getting the basics straight. A tutorial series on all effects and examples for simple projects and complex applications would be one of a kind👌🏻
Your channel is amazing 👍🏻
thanks, one of the most informative videos about nodes ,
Thanks a lot, Rayn! Your video finally gave me the courage to switch to Fusion completely.
Cool. Just started to learn more about Fusion, this is very helpful.
For #7, I would have cloned the transform node aka created an instance using Shift+CTRL+V. It connects the original node with the instance with a thin green line. Easier to keep track of dependencies.
Thank you, the video is done very well. Of course, the same things can also be done in other ways. At 4:25 you can also use a "transform" node to do the horizontal flip, at 5:29 there is now a "Multimerge" node, at 5:52 there is also a "Trails" node without installing reactor. Congratulations for the video.
That’s the great thing about fusion! Always so many ways to do things. Thanks for the comment
@@RyanOsborneUK Yes, and node programming is now implemented in many graphics and effects programs. Thanks for the quick answer.
This was really helpful thank you I hope you can make more of this type of videos.
Thank you! One coming very soon.
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve never used AE but this was so helpful because it helped me to understand how to make really commonly used effects in DR. I am just getting into advanced fusion work and it’s so incredibly helpful when there’s high quality content like this. I’m so thankful, keep it up please!
Dan
this is my first video i found of yours. subbed and liked i hope there are more videos about effects from AE in Fusion. thank you so much for the video
Definitely more to come 😄 thank you! And thanks for the sub
This is becoming one of the best channels for learning Fusion. I do have a bit of a request. After Effects is often used as the primary compositing tool for 2d frame by frame animation, by importing the animations as image sequences. It is kinda the standard for that in the anime industry. Could you make a video on that using Fusion? Thanks for the videos anyway. They are a massive help.
Thank you so much Bhaswar! I may have some tips here for future videos that can help. Leave this one with me ;) Thanks again my friend.
@@RyanOsborneUK bro in adobe after effect we can align text, logs, shapes like align to center,corner, top, bottom how it is do in fusion
im so confused, is it called davinci resolve or fusion now????
@@bUildYT the full software is called davinci resolve. Fusion is a part of it inside davinci resolve
just knew about this channel from this video thanks for you effort please keep doing fusion tutoriols because am struggling bro.
More to come! :D
You deserve more views and subs! This video is amazing
Thanks a loooooooot! This is the most helpful video I've seen on Fusion, you're amazing ! 🤗
You are amazing!
This channel will become one of the most successful channel on RUclips very soon good luck brother
Hi Ryan, thank you for another very helpful video! Your channel is my #1 ressource for Resolve & Fusion, and I am happy to see that your channel has started to pick up the growth it deserves!
All the best,
Tom
Thanks for that Tom 🙌 happy to be able to help!
@@RyanOsborneUK Do you do cutting/editing professionally, or how did you get so much knowledge?
@@t0mwhazzup yes I work full time as a video content creator for a tech company in Glasgow 🙂
@@RyanOsborneUK Aaaah I see! Makes sense! Then, thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙂
Easily one of the best videos for the mass exodus from Adobe
Bro! I freaking love your accent! Since I'm mexican I was raised to speak like a US guy when it comes to english.
You got a new sub!
😄 thanks bro!
This is honestly AMAZING!!! I always watch After Effects videos to see if it can be done in Fusion and this was perfect. Especially the CC Sphere one!!! I would LOVE to see more videos on Reactor as a lot of people don't really touch on it and maybe a sequel to this video as it's just so useful!!! 😀
Thanks Lewis! Reactor has so much to offer, definitely lots more to talk about with this in future 😄 I think a lot of people are switching right now. I’m very glad it’s helped you.
@@RyanOsborneUK For sure!!!
🔥🔥🔥 Fire tutorial, I made the switch from Adobe Suite to DaVinci last year, glad I did it. This was definitely helpful 💪🏾
Thank you! Glad it was helpful for you
Bro. You’re incredible. Keep at it
YOU are incredible
This video is so underrated man. Need to share more peeps...
Dude that was brilliant! Thank you
I saw first video today, and not too bad, subscribed 😀
Amazing! You know both DaVinci and After effects, and you can perfectly translate every feature! This is my new favorite channel, just from this video being the first I have watched of yours! Also, I saw your doc, and saw that you have a fusion icon there. I am interested in what it does. If you see this comment, please reply with what the fusion symbol in your dock does. Thanks so much!
This is gold honestly. Thank you!
Thank you!
This is the most useful davinci video i have seen so far. Especially the echo node, that one was extremely useful for my video.
Amazing! Love the echo node
Just came across your channel! Instant sub!
Thanks for sharing this amazing video!
Great content, inspiring. Please don't stop
Thank you! No plans to stop 😃
Well done mate! you got yourself an instant subscriber.
Welcome aboard!
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant. I've used after affects for years and I like it a lot but it's so expensive. I've been teaching myself Davinci resolve and until watching your videos I didn't realise how much you can do with fusion and how similar fusion and AE are in many ways. Far as I know you're the only one helping people make the transition from AE into fusion.... More please, lots more showing us how to do AE things in Fusion
Thanks Adam, that’s amazing to hear! You’re right, it’s stupidly expensive isn’t it. Lots more fusion tutorials to come 😄
Absolutely brilliant! This video is a great reference! You have earned a subscriber!
Just watched the intro to Fusion video and this one. Great stuff brother!! More convinced than ever to make the switch. My biggest question is how to effectively “start” and “end” a node in the timeline. Sometimes my layers in AE begin mid-animation. Thoughts?
Just stumbled upon your videos, extremely helpful. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Great stuff ! Thanks.
You did a great job with this. I have never used AE, but enjoyed your info regarding Fusion anyway. Thanks!
Amazing Mike! I'm happy hear it was of use even if you aren't coming from AE :) Fusion is a great tool.
This is an excellent video and I’ve subscribed. I’m a long time AE user and trying to use Fusion, as I own it, too. I even learned a few AE tips from your video. Thanks.
Thank you, that was super helpful! 😀
This is a masterclass! Thanks for sharing Ryan!
Thanks! Been waiting for someone to finally compare AE to Fusion
🙌🙌
Wow you made the life easier to us (new fusion users) Thanks a lot.
You’re very welcome! Glad it could help you 🙂🙌
What a fucking legend!! Straight to the point top quality content! As a 10 year After Effect user I feel very confident in switching and starting my Fusion journey. Big subcribe from here!!!
Would love for you to make more advanced visual effect scene tutorials! Like showing what a 100 node big scene, with lots of stuff going on, could look, work and be handled. Many layers of Stock assets, forground and background elements, glows etc. Would love to see how you would do it! Big subscribing from here, loooking so much forward to your next content and uploads
@@RumleKjaer Haha thank you so much Rumle appreciate the sub my guy! More fusion tutorials inbound soon.
@@RyanOsborneUK legend!! 💪🏼🔥🔥
New favorite channel!!! :))
Good job man. Keep it up and you'll surely become famous among the increasing people that switch from adobe to fusion.
I don't know very much of AE, but this...this is gold for fusion learning.
Hope to see in the future more and kore complex effects. But for now, fur us the beginners...this means the world to us. 🙏
Mr Slick thank you! 🙌🙌 very kind words my friend. Hope you’re good
Great video. Thanks for making it. My first thought when I saw the 18th tip is "cant you just do that with the motion trails effect in Fusion?" I tried it and it doesn't really work that well.
Thank you! Yeah, it's a similar effect but I really enjoy the echo effect :) looks cool on motion graphics.
Thanks for the video, I was looking for CC Power Pin.
Thanks!
How do you do alpha and luma track mattes in Fusion?
I should be able to show this in future videos - in the meantime check out the Matte Control Node in Fusion :)
Sooo good, thanx a million. Love the presentation, love the content. And the accent.
Having come from adobe, this is an awesome video. Thanks for this!!!! Going into the saved list for watch again videos!
You’re welcome! Glad it could help you 🙂👍
Bro thanks alott!!! I'm a davinci users started some months ago. Haven't used any editing software before. This video was helpful as i learnt about new tools!!
you know im not good that much in programs but its so clear really thank you
Thank you for everything. But I also want a tutorial on how you style your hair 😵🥺
Gosto muito do seus tutoriais por ser didático do início ao fim, mesmo eu já ter feito cursos dos 2 programas, me entendo melhor com o AE pois utilizo muito o PR. Mas para grading Color, Davinci é perfeito e utilizo ele!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thank you for this video. After watching yours and some others videos on fusion, I now feel much more comfortable making the switch. Also, how about some workarounds for text animators?
Thank you for watching :) After Effects has some prebuilt text animators that are really easy to replicate in Fusion. I did a video on this already:
ruclips.net/video/zEfBJTlvmPE/видео.html&
but definitely have more to talk about here. Watch this space! 😄
Thank you! Please do more!
Great content Ryan! As always
Fantastic info, thank you! I’d like to create a comp that I use in many different compositions. For example, a lower third kept in the media pool that when changed once, is updated across all the comps in which it appears. Is this possible yet?
Yes it is definitely possible! I will share this soon 😊
Thank you so much for sharing!
I almost give up on davinci when i start switching from after effect to davinci.
Excellent video! Could you please do a 3d camera track comparison video? My AE subscription just ended and it's one of the features I need the most. I'm still on the free Davinci version but haven't found a video tutorial like this one regarding motion tracking.
Yes, could do this as a future video for sure 😄 In the meantime, the "Planar Tracker" node is one to check out! Thanks for watching.
@@RyanOsborneUK thank you for responding, I've seen tutorials for the planar tracking node , but my workflow was AE track and then blender (ae2blend) , now with fusion I want to fine-tune the work flow 😊
@@adrivgsgt628 ahh got you! Leave that with me 🙂 should be able to work that into a tutorial!
Thank you very much! Very helpful!
This is awesome! Kudos!
Great stuff as usual - hoping when I'm a bit more steady in my current work I can look at branching out into Resolve and away from the Adobe Suite, so content like this is massively appreciated.
Thanks Luker! Totally get that, definitely wise to make the switch when you have time. There's so much to learn! Hoping that things get more steady for you soon.
Thanks for helping bro
I started in after effect some years ago now with davinci 18 this was profoundly informative
Thanks a lot, I'm just starting in resolve and the expresion command just blew my mind
You are welcome my friend! Glad it has helped :)
This was actually very helpful. Thank you so much for making this. Just a few days ago, I had been getting pretty frustrated by DaVinci Resolve, and how I didn't know where I could find what. I managed to find vignettes, grains and some other effects, but I was in desperate need to find Pre-Comp.
I have a small question: Does grouping the nodes make them work faster like Pre-comp does in AE?
No. Unfortunately not. Check out the saver and loader nodes though. Sorta similar idea. You can run something out to a saver, which exports it as individual frames in a folder (go up to fusion in menu and hit “render all savers”) and then brings it into one node using the loader.
@@RyanOsborneUK Oh man! That's sad. lol My PC won't render the savers.
But, thanks for the telling me about savers. They seem like they'll be very helpful once I figure out what is stopping them from getting rendered.
You do a great job at explaining fusion and DaVinci in general. It's the editor I use for mine and my wifes garden channel. I wish this program had a way to make some sort of cartoon animation or abilities to animate a picture of a face. That would be fun to be able to do. I just subscribed. Much respect for the time you put into these videos, it shows. --chris
Thanks Chris, there are definitely ways you can create animations within Fusion :) I plan on showing more of this in the future. Thanks for the sub my friend.
Thank you very much i hope to do more videos about the most common effects that in after effect in the fusion page ..
More to come! 🙌
Great job! 😎🤗
This is amazing! Do you have a "transition from Premiere/After Effects to Resolve/Fusion" course??
Thanks dude :) I don't haha. But I'm putting everything I make on RUclips. Lots of tutorials planned for 2023!
great channel. im starting to learn fusion. nodes are cool. ive only really done transitions and titles so far in fusion because my skill is still small. my old PC couldnt do much with fusion because it was too slow. but now i have an M1 mac, its blasting though all the vfx from fusion :) also a former adobe user. the only adobe product i miss is photoshop. the rest i dont miss at all.
Affinity Photo is your friend there :) Give it a go!
I hope you'll do more of these AE to Fusion tips.
More to come for sure 🙌
This was superbly focused. I work in photoreal VFX and I find myself always needing the puppet pin tool to animate people reacting properly to effects (car hits, bullet hits, punches, or recreating the body behind a paintout) Is there a function similar to the puppet pin tool in Fusion? Grid warp would not be a viable solution as the warp points aren't anchored to the element. Thanks!
Thank you! Appreciate that. I would recommend you take a look at the "Warper" node. Slightly different to puppet pin but makes for a good replacement because unlike the Grid Warp, the points are anchored to the element like you mention.
I plan on talking through this in an upcoming video :)
Absolutely Amazing !!
Thanks Sunip!
Great video. Could you please tell about how to make clockwise animation for circle in fusion. Hope you will understand me😅
Hey! Thank you :) Yes, I understand you perfectly. Do you mean like a stop watch or like a circle to highlight things? what do you want to use it for? Hopefully I can help.
Hej man, thanks for the video. This is really helpful! A deep dive into the displacement effect would be interesting. Also Posterise Time (I use it for a stop motion like effect) and expressions in general.
Nice to hear from you again Timm And thanks for letting me know! More all of that to come
thanks guys for the easy installation
Jesus, that really good. I've been using AE for years and am getting a bit frustrated with the lack of progress with it. Also I love nodes from the old days of Shake, ( remember that lol ) and I never really got my head round nodes in AE.
So good 🎉
Will you be doing a video about the new Affinity 2 Suite of apps? Love your videos btw. I am coming over from the adobe suite to DaVinci Resolve and your tutorials have been very helpful with the transition process 👍
Hey, Glad to hear it! 😊 yes I’ll be following up soon with some Affinity stuff! Have you got the new apps yet?
@@RyanOsborneUK So I had the original Affinity apps before I went to Adobe and now leaving Adobe and going back to Affinity, I saw they had just launch there new v2 suite and was wondering if it is the upgrade. I have been looking around and checking different peoples opinions, however your channel has been one of the rare ones that talks about using the Affinity suite with DaVinci and video editing in general. So I am curious to get your take on it.😀
@@MetalRoast Look Cezar Farias also ruclips.net/video/lkj2teXUi50/видео.html
Thanks, Ryan. I learned a lot, and I much appreciated it. Fusion is still my page to learn. You have a new sub 😉👍 Greetings Christian
Glad it's helped and welcome to the club Christian Fusion is easier than it first seems. You'll be making sick stuff in no time!
Great tutorial!
Hello Ryan, thanks for a jam-packed Fusion crash course! Noob ? here: For No.1 corner positioner, which is the designated MediaIn1 & MediaIn2? - the background footage or the mask or your desired screen overlay? I don't know how to add more than one MediaIn node at this point & am not seeing my selected footage in Fusion, just the chosen overlay image/FXclip. I appreciate the clarification.
For those of us that were never very comfortable creating great AE animated promos would you say we should def jump programs?
Hard to say... if AE was a struggle for you... Fusion may be harder to understand :) totally depends on the individual. All the best!
Xcellent thanks
Thanks, man!
Excellent
very helpful ...
Thank you! 🙂
Nice quality content 😊
Thanks dude 🙌